Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-03-25
THE LATEST NEWa.

Hem, +. Gillig, manager of the American
Exchange in Europe, followed Lawrence Bar
rett to Grand Rapids, Mich, and attached his
properties and $500 i'll the box-ofice on a
claim of $12,5 92 advanced in England. Mr..
Barrett gave bonds to produce the property
when wanted.
The Supreme Court OF Tennessee has con
tirmed o report by q referee giving Mrs. L.
Dunn judgment against a bucket-shop for the
full amount lost by her husband in margin
deals.
At Des Moiues Constable Pierce undertook
to seize sa5,OO0 worth Of liquor in the drug
store of Hurlbut, Hess l. Co., but was ordered
by the court to furnish a bond of indemnity,
%whereupon he decided only to guard the goods
until the case is heard by Justice CASTOR.
Meantime the firm has advertised thatit will
remove it's business from Iowa.
Harry Westcott, night clerk in a Cincin-
ing to guests and the landlord.
William Ellison, an absconding bookkeeper
OF a Chicago grain house, crossed Detroit
River the other night with q party of friends
and was promptly nabbed by American dctec-
tives.
g. c. Dalrymple. manager of a Dakota
arm Of $500 acres. is buying blooded horses
n Iowa to found a stock farm.
The Congregational ministers of Chicago
adopted resolutions highly eulogizing the late
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher as an author, an
orator, a patriot and a philanthropist. The
My objcctor was Rev. Henry L. Hammond,
who is unable to ignore the Tilton scandal.
-Eben F. Pillsbury, once a Democratic
leader in Maine, but of late years Internal
Revenue Collector at Boston, died on Sunday
evening.
Il. A. Randolph, a talented and energetic
colored lawyer of Richmond, is endeayoriny to
organize the negroes of Virginia for the adj
vancement of their industrial interests, with
the intention of supporting whichever political
party leads in the path of progress. He de-
clares that Cleveland's administration has put
more real value on citizenship than all preced-
ing Presidents since tho war.
The Pope has announced the creation OF
five Cardinals and the appointment of fourteen
Bishops.
The Federal Council of Switzerland has
requested the banks of issue to keep on hand
q large percentage of specie in order to guard
against a possible panic.
Tho Rock Island road, through the failure
of its negotiations for the use of the Kansas
Pacific track between Topeka and Kansas City,
is about to construct a line on the north side
| of the Kansas river.
Chicago is likely to have an interesting
trial of boodlers. On the 18th the Sheriff of
Cook County arrested Warden McGarigle, OF
the County Hospital; Warden Varnell, of the
County Insane Asylum, and others indicted for
conspiracy to defraud the County.
"A jury at Charlotte, Michigan, has giver
Judgment against that city for $3.50 to James
Cathcart, a Captain in the Salvation Army.
who was recently locked up fourteen hours
for leading a parade in violation of orders ly
the authorities.
! About thirty thousand acres of land near
La Grange, Kentucky, have been leased by o
party of Cincinnatians, who expect to develop
natural gas in large volume.
The assassin of Adam Carpenter, at Hus-
t~onville, Kentucky, is believed to be his son
Wallace, u youth of Is, who made terrible
threats a year ago.
The twin towns Of Boone and Doonsboro,
Iowa, with o population of six thousand, arc
about to consolidate, in accordance with q vote
of the people.
Nearly nine hundred fruit .ars, awaiting
loads of orangos, are lying at the chief ship
ping points in Southern California.